Honeybells
Cannabis seeds
by Delicious Seeds
Honeybells CBD Cannabis Seeds by Delicious Seeds
Honeybells is a CBD-rich feminized cannabis seed from Delicious Seeds that delivers a relaxing, clear-headed effect with 7–10% THC and high CBD levels — built for growers who want flavour, function, and serious yields without getting floored. Two years of selective breeding went into this 60/40 sativa-indica hybrid, crossing Caramelo (lavender and citrus terpenes) with Carmen (CBD powerhouse genetics). The result: a strain that smells incredible, grows like a weed — literally — and produces flowers you can actually smoke during the day without losing the plot.
Pack Size
Honeybells CBD seeds come in packs of 3 feminized seeds. Feminized means every seed produces a flowering female plant — no males to cull, no wasted tent space.
Why Honeybells CBD Seeds Deserve a Spot in Your Garden
Not every grow has to chase the highest THC number on the chart. We've seen a clear shift over the past few years: more growers specifically asking for CBD-dominant or balanced strains they can smoke throughout the day without turning into furniture. Honeybells sits right in that sweet spot.
The 7–10% THC paired with high CBD creates what most people describe as functional relaxation — your head stays clear, your body loosens up, and you can still hold a conversation or get things done. Compare that to a 25% THC strain where you're recalibrating your relationship with gravity after two puffs. Different tools for different jobs.
What makes Honeybells stand out from other CBD strains is the terpene profile. A lot of high-CBD varieties taste like cardboard — breeders focused so hard on the cannabinoid ratio that they forgot people actually have to smoke the stuff. Delicious Seeds spent two years crossing Caramelo and Carmen specifically to keep the flavour dialled in. Caramelo brings lavender and citrus notes; Carmen supplies the CBD genetics. The offspring genuinely smells and tastes like something you'd choose to smoke, not something you'd tolerate for the medicinal benefits.
The honest limitation: if you're after a heavy-hitting recreational strain, this isn't it. At 7–10% THC, Honeybells won't send you to the moon. That's by design. But if you've been looking for something you can roll up on a Saturday afternoon without cancelling your evening plans, this is the one we'd point you towards.
Honeybells CBD Growing Specs and Yield Data
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Seed Bank | Delicious Seeds |
| Seed Type | Feminized |
| Genetics | 60% Sativa / 40% Indica |
| Lineage | Caramelo x Carmen |
| THC Content | 7–10% |
| CBD Content | High |
| Flowering Time | 55–60 days |
| Indoor Yield | Up to 500g/m² |
| Outdoor Yield | Up to 900g/plant |
| Outdoor Harvest | Mid-October |
| Pest Resistance | Good |
| Seeds per Pack | 3 |
Terpene Profile: How Honeybells CBD Actually Smells and Tastes
Honeybells produces a citrus-forward aroma layered with lavender sweetness — inherited directly from the Caramelo parent. Crack open a cured bud and the first thing that hits you is a sharp, almost zesty citrus punch, followed by a floral, slightly honeyed undertone. It's the kind of jar you open twice: once to grab a nug, and once just to smell it again.
Fair warning from the product data itself: she kicks up a serious stink during flower. If you're growing indoors, make sure your carbon filter and extractor fan are up to the task. A basic inline fan won't cut it — you want a proper carbon scrubber rated for your tent volume. Growing outdoors? Hope your neighbours are understanding, because there's no hiding this one behind the tomatoes.
The citrusy terpene profile isn't just about flavour. Terpenes like limonene — commonly found in citrus-heavy cannabis strains — are traditionally associated with an uplifting, alert headspace. That tracks with the clear-headed effect Honeybells is known for. You're not getting couch-locked with this one.
Growing Honeybells CBD Seeds Indoors and Outdoors
- Germination: Use the paper towel method or plant directly into a small pot of moist seedling soil. Honeybells seeds are feminized, so every viable seed should produce a female plant. Expect taproots within 24–72 hours.
- Vegetative phase: The 60% sativa genetics mean she'll stretch a bit. Give her 18 hours of light per day indoors. Top or LST early if you want to control height and encourage a bushier canopy.
- Flip to flower: Switch to 12/12 light cycle when your plant reaches about half the final height you want. Flowering takes 55–60 days — that's on the shorter side for a sativa-leaning hybrid, which is a genuine bonus.
- Indoor harvest: Expect up to 500g/m² under optimised conditions (good lighting, proper nutrients, adequate airflow). A 600W HPS or equivalent LED in an 80x80cm tent can push solid results with 2–4 plants.
- Outdoor growing: Honeybells thrives in both containers and raised beds. She shows good resistance to pests and pathogens — a real advantage if you're not keen on spraying. Harvest arrives mid-October, with outdoor plants capable of producing up to 900g per plant in favourable conditions.
- Drying and curing: Hang whole branches in a dark room at 18–20°C with 55–60% humidity for 7–10 days. Then trim and jar for at least 2 weeks of curing. The citrus and lavender notes really develop during a proper cure — don't rush this step.
Honeybells Compared to Other CBD Cannabis Seeds
| Strain | THC | CBD | Flowering Time | Indoor Yield | Standout Feature |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Honeybells (Delicious Seeds) | 7–10% | High | 55–60 days | 500g/m² | Citrus/lavender terpenes, excellent flavour |
| CBD Critical Mass | 5–7% | High | 55–65 days | 450–550g/m² | Heavy indica, strong body effect |
| CBD Kush | 7–10% | High | 60–65 days | 350–450g/m² | Classic kush flavour, compact plants |
If you're after the best CBD strain for daytime use, Honeybells is the one we'd grab. CBD Critical Mass leans heavier on the indica side — more of an evening wind-down strain. CBD Kush is solid but yields less and takes a bit longer. Honeybells gives you the terpene complexity, the faster finish, and the bigger harvest all in one package.
Growing indoors? Pair Honeybells with a complete grow tent kit — tent, lighting, ventilation, and the carbon filter you'll absolutely need for this strain's terpene output. If you're starting from seed, a propagation kit with heat mat and humidity dome makes germination almost foolproof.
What Makes Honeybells Different from Standard CBD Strains
We've sold a lot of CBD seeds over the years, and the number one complaint is always the same: "It doesn't taste like anything." Breeders get so focused on hitting a specific CBD:THC ratio that the terpene profile becomes an afterthought. Delicious Seeds clearly didn't take that approach. They spent two years refining Honeybells — crossing and backcrossing until the cannabinoid balance and the flavour profile were both where they wanted them.
The Caramelo parent is a multiple Cannabis Cup winner known for its lavender and citrus aromatics. Carmen is a purpose-bred CBD cultivar. Combining the two wasn't just about slapping genetics together — it was about retaining Caramelo's terpene complexity while pulling in Carmen's CBD production. That's a harder balance to strike than it sounds, and it shows in the final product.
The other thing worth mentioning: 900g per outdoor plant is a genuinely impressive number for a CBD strain. Most CBD cultivars yield modestly because the breeding focus was elsewhere. Honeybells doesn't ask you to compromise — high CBD, great flavour, and commercial-grade yields.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the CBD to THC ratio in Honeybells?
Honeybells produces high levels of CBD alongside 7–10% THC. Delicious Seeds bred this strain specifically for a balanced cannabinoid profile that keeps effects functional and clear-headed rather than heavy.
How long does Honeybells take to flower?
55–60 days from the start of the 12/12 light cycle. That's quick for a sativa-dominant hybrid — most sativa-leaning strains push 65–75 days. You save roughly a week of electricity and nutrients compared to slower varieties.
Is Honeybells hard to grow?
No. She grows well indoors and outdoors, handles containers and raised beds, and shows good natural resistance to pests and pathogens. The main thing to watch is odour control indoors — her terpene production is intense and you'll need a decent carbon filter.
Does Honeybells smell strongly during flowering?
Yes — very. The citrus and lavender terpenes from her Caramelo parent make her one of the more pungent CBD strains around. Indoors, a quality carbon scrubber is non-negotiable. Outdoors, your neighbours will know what you're growing.
Can I use Honeybells during the day?
That's exactly what she's bred for. The high CBD and moderate 7–10% THC create a relaxing but clear-headed effect. You stay functional and alert — no couch-lock, no brain fog. She's the best CBD seed for daytime smokers who want to stay productive.
What yields can I expect from Honeybells?
Indoors: up to 500g/m² under good conditions. Outdoors: up to 900g per plant, harvested mid-October. Those are strong numbers for a CBD-focused strain — most comparable cultivars yield 20–30% less.
What are the parent strains of Honeybells?
Caramelo (a Cannabis Cup-winning strain known for lavender and citrus aromatics) crossed with Carmen (a high-CBD cultivar). Delicious Seeds spent two years refining this cross to lock in both the flavour and the cannabinoid profile.
Last updated: April 2026
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Medical disclaimer. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Consult a qualified healthcare provider before use of any substance.